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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

EVERYBODY is talking about irrlgai- ing enterprises now, and it IS safe to say there hss never been a time in the sn- uals of Southern Arizona when there
 WAS so much water in the mouths of the people. All me talk on the streets IS sbout canals, dItches, and reseryolr5' and such B stirring up the placid now of the old Santa Cruz has never known before. The result will be the develop ment Of a vast quantity of flowing water enough, in fact. to successfully lrrl- gate hundreds of thousands ot acres oi land that Is now not worth the cost or recording a deed Tor. The great change IS coming, as the CITIZEN has So ire quently portrayed it, snd 1t intends to keep the subject Rgitsted until some thing like the bright picture We have often drawn of the future Is spread out before the eyes of our people.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

TIE arrests recently made in this city of the probable leaders of des- perate band of Mexican robbers will probably lead to breaking up thelf organization and the abatement ot a large amount of crime such ss they have thrivei upon. No discovery has yet been made of the booty they have sc- quired. and 1t is probable that much oi 1t has found it's way across the line into Sonora. with stolen horses and cattle and there disposed ioi. The spprehen' sion of their prime leader for trivia offense, and the severe sentence m posed upon him, spurred on the others to acts of fatal boldness in order to se- cure his release, and at the very mo meut of their supposed triumph the heel of iustice has overtaken them and their punishment will be severe. The extreme difficulty of securing positive evidence against this class of criminals has been their great protection. and as each succeeding crime has bafied de- lection they have assumed more reck- less daring in their vocation, feeling ss- sured that their luck would not forsake them. But as the leaders, or supposed leaders, are now in custody, the developments of their trial and con yieuon may lead to the complete de- structIon Of the bsAd, for which the people will be surely grateful.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

TIE erection of smeltIng works al El Psso by the Mexican Ore Company, who owned the ssmpling works st that place, was hsstensd by the operation of the interstate commerce law, which placed such a high tsnff on the trans portstion of ores to Kansas City for treatment that other works nearer to the mines could offer better prices. It is found by practice that 1t Is much more economical to haul coke or char coal long distances for smelling pur- poses than to haul the ore like num- Der of miles, for the very good reason that the proportion of coke to ore will not exceed the ratio of one to five. II it costs ten dollars per ton to ship ere from Tucson to Fl Psso for treatment, and the same sum to bring coke from that point, in the matter of trsnsPorta- ton solely, the advantage derived by reduction works in this city would be about & per ton-sn Item ot con- siderable importance. The same causes that prompted the Fl Psso company 10 erect local works apply with even greater force to Tucson, and it will require but 6 simple calculation to convince any req sonable person of the advantages that would accrue to our city if redHction works were erected here.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

TEE San Francisco Alta publishes an interview with a gentleman from Fhe- nix, in which be IS quoted as voIcing the following truth: Arizona has been so long regarded ss the ultima thule ot American civilization that the average misinformed person IS apt 10 smile a. the statement that the Territory Is e1 periencing 6 settlers boom, and that people are pouring in and buying lands, building homes, planting orchards opening roads and developing the coan- try at Q rapid rate. Nevertheless such Is the fact. The prominence given to tine mining industry. however, has drawn attention away from this feature of Ari- zons's mineral progress, aud one hears much of the Terriiory's rich mines and little Of her productive soil and agri- cultural possibilities Yet the land of the Apache IS making great strides in permanent improvement and stable pop ulation."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23
s P...o,sco .,r1 21-JP Clark

SAN FRAycIsoo, April 2l--J, F. Clark, aD employee of Ellis Ellen a prominent lumber dealer of Truckes, who sbscoDd- ed with SC, OGO six weeks ago, has been arrested at Victoria, B. C., where he IS held axailInZ proceedings for his ex- tradition to Truckee.
 WAsHISGroS. April 2l.-The follOving telegram has been receIysd by the Inter state Commerce Commission:
 SAN FRANCISCO, AprIl 2l-New AL maden is the largest quicksilver prOdue- ing mine in the United States. Iis principal offices are in New York. s here its product comes into competition vlIh spanish quicksilver. shipped at low rates of freight from London The present trsnscon,ineutal rates shut us out ofthe New York market entirely, and will have. consequently, Q disastrous effect on thoif industry. Sic1ed,
 J. RASDoL. Manager,
 Several teleyrams have been received fsOn the Paciii, Coast ffuI; interest, setting forth the disasters tEseGtcaeC D. the new trGnscontIneuial rates.
 SAN FRASCIsco, April 2I.-Since jhe thIrd Of this month search Eas be-2 D. progress in the ruins O., Dyl N1gtC HOte. st Monterey for the valusbles lest u the destructive fire. T. Wa estimated after the fire that at leE=t SlUOOJO Uo-tL Cf diamonds and ieWelry was buried Ip the ruius. Up tO the present time sooat SzOUt worth Gf diamonds and !ewe.rt and effects have been recovered. A par Of bracel Js win lSrge solitaire C,-- nouds of four kErots was fluni yesie-- day; a quantity of rings perfectly pre- soryed was also found A large brii- , liant Gi4moni ouyx pin was found sey erai d8ys ago. Considerable coin has bser discovered ID the ruins; -evolveFs with their handles burned off, knives, toilet articles. ivory hair Erd nall brus. l es, fancy scissors, opera glasses, sli ce- -cript.ou5 9f !aveIy aEd many y-.- uaJle jewels have been recovered.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23
Mohave Mines.
lMohave Ninerl
II. F.. LACY,
 Chairman.
Attest:
 M. s. Snyder. Clerk.


 Erin Sherman is having the water hoisted out of the main shaft of the Blue Boy mine st Mineral Park, with the intention Of sinking the same deeper. The Blue Boy adjoins the Lone Star mine snd IS one of the many good claims in that vicinity which should be worked year in and year out.
 Addison & Co. have pumped the Lone Star mine dry and are nov working In the lower levels.
 DeGendt and Beck sent in four tons ot gold from one of their claims at Music Mountain.
 Christile and Lawrence has sixteen tons of ore from the Rural mine at Mineral Park put through the Sampling Works last week,
 Superintendent Mackenzie of the Cupel mire sent down five tons of ore from Stockton Hill.
 Brown and Miller brought in their regular weekly load of ore from the Weaver district.
 Oliver Bros. sent over three tons of ore from Todd Basin last week.
 Another carlo6d or ore from the Gro Plata mine WAS received st the Sam bling Works few days sgo.s
 Dave Psrkes is in town from the Dear mine, Wsllspai mountain. He brought ID three tons of good ore with him.
 James Oliver had two tons of ore worked last week. It came from Todd Basin.
 Another carload of ore from the c. O. D. mine will he Tn tomorrow. The mine Is looking ss we'll as ever.
 We hear that F c Patterson hss bond. ed his Gold Basin properties to English capitalists for large sum.
 IL is reported that the group of mines owned by Henry Raymond and Judge Murphy have been sold for thirty thous- and dollars.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

A new industry is about to be estso- lishsd at & favorable point on the Pacific coast.of freezing fresh fish for shipment. The intention is to supply all inland de- nand for fresh fish..delivered in con- dIsiou of perfect preservation. About two tons per day will be the capacity st the outset, ss an experimental venture We do not see why such sn enterprise should not achieve a grand success.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23
Scene inaIondon Cor-,

A most amusing scene tO philosophic spirits recently occurred at a London cOr.rt in a litigation concerning the ownership of a donkey. The presiding judge. bor- rowing a hint from Solomon and the caliphs of Bagdad. had the animal brought into court to test the allegation of the de fendaut that it would eat bread or vegeta- biss offered it with Lord Salisburv's com Piiments, but would reject the same with symptoms of loathing and contempt when Mir. Gladstone was named as the donor. As 1t happened. the willy quad rUpcd when challenged by the claimant no; only devoured iutliscr.miuately the Tory and Liberal carrots, showing no partisan spirit whatever, but. when the experiment was acknowledged q failure set up such mixed notes of eNultation and protest that the magistrate, deafened by the outrageous bray. summarily dismissed the claim.-ChicagO Herald.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

Halls Vegetable S:oilian Hair Re newer is a certain remedy for removing dandruff, making the scalp white and clean, and restoring gray hair to its youthful color. IL Imparts a fine gloss and freshness to the hair. snd Is highly recommended by physicians, clergTmen and scientists as preparation accom- plishing wonderful results.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

HE California newspapers gre guar rslinC about who first gave away Ms sane's identity, and they are eHcusins themselves and accusing each other ot knowing who the william was, but afraid to tell. The importance of this ques- ton has absorbed sll public interest ID the crimes of the bold, bad man. In the meantime, it IS alleged that Sarah AIthes. theGvenging Nemesis, IS rubbing her hands gleeiully together, and mu'- muring with evident satisfaction "Hei! hath no fury like a woman scorned'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

IF the misanthropists of the east. who flock together under the guise Of phil snthropy. in the hope of returning the Apaches from Florids to their Arizona haunts, have any sincere regard for the lives of those fends. they had best let well enough alone. The return of these Apsches would be the signal for an uprising of the whites that would be IT. resesiible. and many Indians that are now coateDted and pesceBble. would suffer with the guilty ones.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

A PESHsrLSASIA crank has advised the president to bathe himself with alcohol and onions, which is warranted to eradicate his rheumatic troubles and to make hIm strong. He also sdvIses an application of bruised onions about the neck at night, the pleasant calculations of which are promotive of sleep. The crank wants Grover to practically sub scribe to the theory that ''in onions there is strength"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23
A Small Bow. ODirfon

There is small boy in South Boston whose childish efforts to solve the mystery Of death and the after life for the benefit 'f a little girl who questioned him on the subject are interesting. You see. '" he sald Co her, you go on and on. and then you stop; and the first thing you know you are going on again. and then you can stop. When he was told of Inc ntisstulness of this life after "vou can stop, and its freedom from suffering. he sad; It'll be nice tO be there and not nave any touches, won't it, mammal Any whatF' Why, any touches of measles and cholera mObbles and such things. n-BOston Record
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23
New Way to Read charact.r..

A French journal describes a new ihethod Of reading character, known as
 scarpa-oSy. It consists in a study of me heels and toes of shoes. If these arc worn down evenly the wearCr is a good business man, energetic and quick in de .-s4oh. IT the outer side is worn more tnah the Inner, he is of an adventurous urn ot nnnd. Weakness of character ia indicated by Q heel and sole worn most on The inner side.-BOstOn Budget.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

TIE rapid increase of business before the [. 5. land office in this city, Is evi- depce tha, a wonderful demand for southern Arizona lands has been created by the development of the many water schemes. IL also indicates that the boom IS about 10 break down the fence and fatten in our pastures.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23
nomens of the

TIE Interstate Commissioners will have knotty point to decide under the discrimination clauses says the Globe Democrat. A colOred minister in Georgis bought first-clsss ticket and took his seat among the white passen- gers. He declined to take any notice of the very gentlemsnly cry of ''Get out, you coon,' and when the conductor ordered him into the colored oar he de- clined to go. Finally he was thrown of the tram, and is now arranging to bring the case before the Commissioners. If there was no discrimination against a passenger in this outrage, 8 fresh mean ing will have to be given to the word,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

TIE United States army is being em- ployed to hunt down Uuited States cls- izens who are guilty only of having talk en up land for homes once thrown open for settlement snd more recently turned over to the Crows and Winnebago tribe of Indians for reservation. It looks Rs though the poor settler has no rights that his government is bound to re- spect.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

THE United States exports an average of one hundred cashiers per snnum, to Canada, with an aggregate poodle of five millions of dollars This is In ad- dition 10 the'newer industry of confdeu- tisl clerks and a long list of less valuable productions that add considerably to this amount. Nov We would suggest to Canada. that retaliation means no cashiers and DO bOodlers of any kind. Can our Kanuck neighbors throw away the pure gem of such value for the little paste imits- ton found in her bait? We reckon not
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

HE who is not deaf Co every vibsE- ton producing sound. l. be but listen, can hear the mighty boom coming to- wards us. The great army of new set- tiers is on tie great march and cur valleys will soon swarm with the SOL diers ot toll. They will schieye a bril- liant and peaceful victory.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

LET's see: Yuma will be a city of s0.OOO inhabitants; PheDiK s city ot 10000; Florence hamlet of GO,OOO. and all of them the suburban settlements Of the great city of Tucson with its nil lion people, That's what-fiteen years hence
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

A curious fact concerning Mont Blanc Eas been communicated Co the Paris :Academy of Sciences by M. Ch. Zenrler. lt Is that bluish green glow about the Top or the mountain sometimes remains visible until l0.%J o'clock at ni-bt Al- Zensier concluded that this phosphor- essence was due to ice and carbonate of Ime mingled, and he has succeeded in lh2tosTaphing the glJw.-Arkansaw Traveller
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

ABOUT once in three months the price of sugar drops fraction of a cent st the San Francisco refneries, and the sweet news Is quickly herRlded abroad by tel egrsph- When it rises discreet silence is preserved. The temporary drop in the price IS sn unmistsksble indication inst it has paused only to spit on its hands, ,ss it were, for lofty vault into e diEzier altitude.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23
Board of Supervisors.
IoFFIcIALI

TUcsoS, A. T. Apri. l9. 1887. The Board met pursuant to adjourn ment st 10 o'clock a. ID,
 Present-H. E. Lacy, Chairman; Jno. Anderson, Member; F L. Proctor, Mem Der: H. k. JetfOris, District Attorney NJ. ;. Snyder, Clerk.
 The minutes of yesterday were read and approved.
 The following demands were audited by the Board:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

4 LOT of Japanese army officers Visli- ed Denver the other day, and their pre- historic names warped the covers Of the hotel register and dislocsted the jaw bone of the Windsor hotel clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

THE New York folks gre worried out of all patience by the pesterings Of the vast numbers of English sparroWs, but they still delight in the indulgence of ihe svallov-with the assistance of straw.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

TIE great increase in real estate speculation recently IS said by the St. Lotus Globe Democrat to be attributed to the expansion m the currency, there having been a gain of over S50OO0. .0U) in the past eight months ID the cur rency in active circulation among the people. 4 growth in speculation has usually. in the past, followed Buy great increase in the volume of the circulRt- ing medium, and this has generally been on the stock exchanges ard boards o' trades. This time, however, when the expansion of the currency IS almost un- precedented in extent, relatively to the time it has been in progress, 1t hHs been coincident with an almost entire absence of stock speculation, as we'll as a large falling of ID transactions on the trade boards. The change from deal ings in stocks and produce to invest ments iD real estate IS certainly one Of the remarkable, ss it Is also one of the sensible and icommendable, social phe- nomens of the times.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23
Ocean Commerc.

The l2j steamships plying between the ! nited States and Europe cost S1OO. OOO.- ~ employ 1S,sJO men, spend S1.OG0,- OJo month for coal, carry 500. GOO passen- gers a year, and earn S22. GOO. GOO for passage money exclusive of what is paid tor freight
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23
CENTRAL FUND.

On application and s satisfactory showing being made tO the Board thBt in certain cases with dealers in liquors the county has collected and received under the old law license money after the first day of April lsS7. 6nd the new law compelling the collection Of license from April lst. lIs7, lbeing the com mencemeut of the regular qgsrter). T. is ordered that the Sheriff as Collector of license. refund to such persons ths amount ot license paid by them for the tune extending beyond April lst on sur render to him Ot the old llct nEe. and that the amounts 20 refunded by She Sheriff, be, hylthe Treasurer ot thIs County. de- ducted and allowed to said Sheriff in his monthly settlements with Linn Oiiicease collected.
 The chairman approved ihe bond uf W. J. Ross, Public Administrator for this county. with F. B. Clifford, SstinD Otero, Pete Kitchen and F. Maish 6s sureties.
 Objections having been made to this Board, ID regard 10 changes ordered to be made on the county roal leading from Crittenden 10 Harshsw. It Is or dered that J, W. Lick, contractor, be in- struoted to withhold any work on said road until such time that objections can be heard at the adjourned meeting of the Board on May 23. lSs7 when all per sons interested can be heard in person or by petition,
 The Board adjourned until May 23rd 1887 Bt 10 o'clock.
 II. F. LACY,
 Chairman. Attest:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

WHEN a pretty girl dons a fascinstor she challenges the whole male Sex 10 fascinate her.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

AND now the Milwaukee tallors are on a strike, but everything is lovely though the goose hangs high.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

WATER IS so scarce in Texas that the people are beginning to use II as bey- craze.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

An eminent physician gives The fol- lowing receipt to break up 8 cold, or relieve a catarrhal trouble. He says no ordinary cold but will give way in from twenty-'our to forty Ghi hours: R-Quinins sulphstis. ........gr. xviii.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23
Row I5r

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23
JOE TOWARDS LIrr
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He writss af Gotham. Calm. "h" Mash % smoke ... .-... at tMatinee--bi',iuat.. .-... Consequence.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

SAy FEANcIs-1. April 20-Best X BslcEer 6 7j. Cho,lar 7.7j. Csocker .s5, Con. Virginia l3 75. Peer 4j. Peerless @. OphIr $. 50. Savage 6 -. Hale S Nor. cross . 2j, Confidence < 5O, Po'csl x I5 Sierra Nevada 3Tj. Utah 2OO, Union Con. 33O. Yellow Jacket 5.50, Mt. Diab- Io 400. Locomotive .Sj, Utah 6Jl Gould S Curry, 1 3n.